Don't Sleep on Freshman WR Somourian Wingo After Strong Spring

Trinton Breeze

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Spring ball is officially over for the Miami Hurricanes football squad, and the team and coaches are now preparing for summer practices, and the upcoming fall camp.

Spring practice allows the team to get back on the field for the first time after a long 2025-26 season. Notably, one freshman player was turning the heads of veteran Miami players. According to many of the veteran players and coaches, freshman wide receiver Somourian Wingo was putting on a show during spring practices this...

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Wouldn’t even care about **** like this but it’s the duplicate threads he constantly starts on recruits that clutter the board that **** me off.
**** like this has ****ed off a good portion of the board. Shame of the owner of this site for letting it get to this point or encouraging such behavior.
 
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With the depth of the WR room, I just dont see many/any of the freshmen getting significant snaps. BJ, Barkate, Moore, Jacobs, Vaughn and Upshaw are likely ahead of all of them.
Wingo is such a difference maker tho.. From what we have heard he has that "it" factor..
 
With the depth of the WR room, I just dont see many/any of the freshmen getting significant snaps. BJ, Barkate, Moore, Jacobs, Vaughn and Upshaw are likely ahead of all of them.
Will be interesting to see for sure
 
With the depth of the WR room, I just dont see many/any of the freshmen getting significant snaps. BJ, Barkate, Moore, Jacobs, Vaughn and Upshaw are likely ahead of all of them.
Unfortunately, injuries happen. But I agree with your general point. This looks like the deepest Canes' WR room I've ever seen. Spafford and Evans were both pretty highly regarded and are likely #9 and #10 on the depth chart.
 
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Unfortunately, injuries happen. But I agree with your general point. This looks like the deepest Canes' WR room I've ever seen. Spafford and Evans were both pretty highly regarded and are likely #9 and #10 on the depth chart.
We’ve never had a deeper wide receiver room. And that even goes back to the glory days.
 
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